Alvin Ho
Partner, Head of Office, Hong Kong
Alvin is the Head of Hong Kong. He specialises in representing clients in international arbitration and other dispute resolution procedures as well as providing claims, regulatory and project advisory support in connection with major construction, infrastructure and energy projects.
Credentials
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2025Recommended- Hong Kong: Leading Construction & Infrastructure Litigation Lawyers-Doyle's Guide
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2024Lexology Client Choice Award 2024 for the Construction Category (Hong Kong)
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2021External Counsel of the Year - In-House Community (2019-21)
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2018Partner, Pinsent Masons
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2010Qualified - Hong Kong
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2008Joined Pinsent Masons
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2007University of Hong Kong - LLB (Hons)
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2006University of Hong Kong - BSSc
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